Earthwatch Institute India Trust

Earthwatch Institute India engages in a wide range of science-based conservation projects. It researches topics like forests, air quality, water bodies, biodiversity, and climate action, aligning with national missions. In the Western Ghats, it focuses on sustainable forest management, climate action, and energy-efficient technologies. It also works on pollinators, sustainable agriculture, and ecosystem services in the Indian Himalayan region. Its urban projects address the conservation of lakes and forests, while "Project Healthy Air" raises awareness of air quality issues. Other programmes include WASH, promoting sanitation and water technologies, and marine ecosystem conservation. Additionally, it promotes sustainable waste management, citizen science, and climate action initiatives such as solar and energy-efficient technologies.

Earthwatch Institute India conducts conservation efforts across various cities, focusing on lakes, water bodies, and urban forests. In Delhi NCR and Haryana, it engages in community projects, such as eco-friendly water hyacinth product development, weather monitoring, and air quality improvement. In Mumbai, it rejuvenates lakes using environmental technologies like constructed wetlands. Bengaluru's projects focus on lake conservation, climate impact on urban trees, and biodiversity. Hyderabad’s programmes include remote sensing, rainwater harvesting, and citizen science on lake conservation. In Kolkata, it studies the East Kolkata Wetland's biodiversity and water use patterns while promoting experiential learning among local fisherfolk communities.